On a brighter note, I just picked up a nice 3/2 in 32277 an area code I love!

Some of those rechargable flashlights that plug into wall outlets and turn on automatically if power is lost. 

Looking for knowledge and guidance while working myself towards a brighter future!  

If the problem (for example a water leak) is not immediately identifiable you ( or contractor) can cut a square hole in the drywall, take a look up there using a flash light to locate the problem, then once it is fixed, patch it up, paint over it and it will be good as new.

What you are supposed to do is cut a small hole in the ceiling and go up with a flash light to find the leak.

Meet the inspector with your camera and a flashlight.  

It makes the space brighter and more appealing.

I think your listing looks good, but could be improved if you hired someone to take professional photos of the place to make the rooms look a little brighter/larger.

Most - not all - wholesalers will paint a brighter picture than what you find when you get into the project with optimistic ARVs and underpriced reno costs

Frantically, I touched base with both remediators that Thursday evening and they both confirmed they would use a flashlight and a breathing mask (personal protective equipment) when walking through the unit in question.